- Japan’s National Tax Agency has published a tax ruling addressing whether the appointment of a representative and the act of registration would constitute a permanent establishment (PE).
- Under the specific facts of this ruling, as summarized in the Alert, a PE was not created by these actions.
- This ruling is the first to publicly provide guidance concerning the PE implications of a foreign corporation’s obligations under the Companies Act.
Source EY
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